New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
INSPECTOR MARTTN DISCHARGED.
ApLA1N CASE OF NEGLECT OF DUTY.

DlSASTER-FATHER KOFRNER DEAD.
Two more victims added yesterday to the deah-
ali from the fall on Monday Of the Catholic school
nndius in course erection at Pleasantave and one
nuudrsd. a nd fteenth-st The Rev A. l. koerner the
,est under direction the school was being
huit died in the morning at ST. Francis hospitai III
r9thst He was born about 1880 and was educated by
the Pious Mission Society of Rome. For long time ne
stationed at the socicys church in Hatton Garden
tendon He came to this country many years ago. built
church for the Italians OF Cincinnati and then returned
"a london Four ago he came oacK 70 THIS country
d nv his own zeal and industry chiefly put up the
-.oh ~ Onr Lady of Mt. Carmel In One hun dred and
ftteenth-st A., -.
Tho second death yesterday was that OF
poh.rt Levy the fourteen year-old boy whe
was having his fathers horse shed In the
,,ctsmitn. shop adoinning when the building fell His
leg was ampntated and he did not rally from the shocK
He died in the Harlem Hospital.
corouer Fidman impsneed jury OF builders yesterday
vsit.d the scene the disaster. He instructed Cap
rain Hooker to bring around Building Inspector william
Tow Martin But the Captain spent the day in vain look
Inv ,or the Inspector and the jury had to away with
out doing anything
INSPECTOR MARTIN PROMPTLY BOUNCED"
yo,,r had appeared early in the day at the Office Of
oFir. Commissioners in sixty seventh St. and after
hearing was summarily dismissed. His report on the
disaster TO Superintendent D'Oench had been found
unsatisfactory. and he could add nothing
N II he was discharged. Superintendent DOench in
his report 10 the Commissioners preferred charges OF
neclect Of duty ncgectng to report recesses in the
walls; "negeeting to report the walls as over two
stories high and "neglecting to report the rear and
side walls than two stories in advance OF the
front wall" In his report Mr. DOench says In part
after stating the Dimensions of the building given in
the original permits
October IL an application for hermit to ncrea,e ths
,osef ri sdtSna showing
were hled with an amended apPea'"9 rms na not
Of the falling of the structure respectfully re-
s9 saa s ss: s ;ns
two ssores in ADVANCE wan in direct violation of
S % %s
Fourth strongly braced from the beams
Of each story and the bearing wss were MOI
columns and orders eaet for in tn ap
~s to support the middle Of the floor
appsr have been entirely 0"e ~ ins height Of
about three half although the permit allowed
building left standing :sSr G' .as st
a0Se4 saSsrr.on anu fssostor William had
end m tn IL. psp.,
roD % hs The work S.nm Ts sr aG' or
hat Violations Of IA. eeiss eSm@i,.ea Il
Sn GSa being erected each district oyer
Ya s S Number iS' buildings daily Gssre
nsce.sy Of largely increa.ns the force of inspectors
MARTINS LAME EXCUSES
Martins report 10 DOench was In part
as follows:
One sandc about NINETY feet Ts, ,,O Of
se oanasrCn walls are built according with d.t
rate SI S:n s pa7 The ana said wo
out the original plans and
Of me 10 two additional stories and absolutely
ns1. to get ' Psn..sn '"S from 'Ss
. ss.sSss rhees fled IN tn. Office :.
Buildings. was not taken he Oh Vent int on Sth
The work against my orders nn, Se amendm.nts
also Tpss!'%y U o s, h B9ne. to
and faithfully promised to DO so Consisrn: The onin
H5Is to Re nS @ d IN
S.a s,d s Ssa cav. NJ, 7oasn
On SATURDAY. october 49, the last Tune visited the prems,
yaT sat I' 1G oGsf p nsad
ing e n1 the ' at ting MG9s e %ona
wGc9s teePhs1ed n To the Office was sorS S%%
Duqs coua have ALLEN n the msteT1 g,4 ,he
walls and leave the braces 10 hs postons nm ..n
iOT the constant vibration OF G machine and the raO
GENERAL CATLIy CANNOT VOTE THIS FALL
There was considerable amusement yesterday among
politicians in Brooklyn over the fact That General isaac
s Catln who deserted the Republican ranks win
flourish last sprg because the report -! the Bacon IN
vcsti-atin- Committee reflected indirectly upon ms al
minsiration OF the DstricAtorneys office would not
he able TO his maiden Democratic vote TINS AN
This s due to the fact that he has moved into new
election district Within Tue ic>cl4ntV tiiIAS "as
election and therefore entitled to register when
he applied for registry Tuodav he said his place o.
residence was tie -. George Hotel aud he had hNe
lie said ii was the time since he entitled 10 vote
that he had not done -o except during the var II Was
shrewdy surmlsed that the one-legsed WA Neler" ~
no, greatly about casting his vote agdlhSt III.
feel badly about the lack OF opportunity 70 register m
deed. was said lie would never vote the Democratic
ticket
CONVICTED or ARSON SEILFULLY PLANNED.
George Mayer, who also bore at times the name OF
Maykopf and who appeared from documents iound
in ms m Anarchist, convicted yes
teray before Judge owing Of attempt to defraud the
Greenwich Fire Insurance Company. Clement schur2'
the main witness, declared that william Scharf and a
woman named Horst both OF whom have escaped from
the city, conspired with Mayer to purchase house In
WILLIAMSBURG obtain large insurance and then to sci
il on ire The building was obtained and lladdcrs Of
conIbntble material we're arranged with long fuses
that the consprs,ors could have several hours after
for defence of an abb The ire which started
Apr "a was discovered before made much beadwav.
Mayer in his own behalf testified that schurz mad de-
named money Of MIN ara hSd ttsa'enea mim T T6a
jury convicted him and lie Iemanded for sentence
WHATSHALL THE FLOOR BE COVERED WTTHf
crpets in all weaves are shown at the c'pe,
house OF Il 40 and 81 West Fourtsenthst
carpets repeat hs old French degns Of the time
XIV and also shown In subduod Hover patterns
and cOnvoptonaze desgas The dull brick fe. bine
ish cen and taken from Old French hang
ings ars reproduced IN these goods The Clydema - a
E"srn me arpst The choices, patterns Oriental
i lSSare Of 'iS the 6Ienial Tas IS
fully copled In this domestic than IN any
manufactured n this county Ihey are woven IN
for parlors and smaller rugs OF
immense ecton OF The Large OF
the Wilton carpets IN dHeIen p>'"i Us
aud another section velvet carpets Body brussels
The thick qualities, twed on ooti sues
''del )ls ssquss
These carpets Moorish pattern. Eng
lsh Old Hover patterns Tapestry carpets are
exhibited many varying style. The ira are at present
selling carpets the best quality Al greatly re
dueed prce lngrail carpets oclOhs mats and nocover
Ing Of all kinds exhibited In the showrOons OF
Inc house
GRAIN AND TRODTCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NLw-YOEK DEALINGS.
decided strength In ,he wheat yester
day The covering stimulated by heavy